This is the pattern that I have got but I am not sure whether it is Mn(OH)2 OR some other oxide of Mn?
Ian J Slipper
There is nothing in your link, please try again, better still post raw data rather than an image.
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Bartłomiej Gaweł
HI,
You can check in COD for Mn(OH)2 crystal structures (cif files): http://www.crystallography.net/cod/result.php. and compare calculated xrd patterns (using e.g.mercury software) with your data.
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Joseph S Merola
Looks more like Mn3O4. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/267268832_A_Single_Chip_Standalone_Water_Splitting_Photoelectrochemical_Cell/figures?lo=1
Article A Single Chip Standalone Water Splitting Photoelectrochemical Cell
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